The New Yorker · 28 Sep 2026
How Paweł Pawlikowski Learned to Film Europe’s Fractures
These days, having recently turned sixty-nine, Pawlikowski has a dusting of gray in his hair and his stubble—the annoying effect of which is to render him more, not less, like the very model of a leading man. It made complete sense, as we walked together down a street in Sarajevo, in Bosnia, when a
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